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The cut command. Really simple question!
hi, sorry for asking what I am sure is a really easy question, I am wanting to cut the users real name from the output of 'finger'.
$ cut -f2-3 filename is in my script but it only seems to cut the first line. I need to cut the 2nd and 3rd word from each line and store them in variables to echo later. I have been reading the web for ages, and all suggests the above line of code. Thanks! |
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